Editorial Insights on Cuban Crisis and Mobilization
The piece argues a lack of White House transparency on private talks with the Soviet Union and assesses Khrushchev's aims in Cuba. It notes extensive Pentagon mobilization during the crisis, with many land air and sea units ready, and alleges the Soviet Union maintains thousands of Cuban technicians and remaining missiles, while a preemptive naval blockade rollback is questioned. The article suggests Khrushchev seeks a no invasion pledge, which Kennedy rejects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Pentagon
Florida
Khriushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuban
Mikoyan
Kennnedy
Washington
Kremlin
Castro
Individualism Fades in Dairy Policy Shifts
E.M. Norton of the National Milk Producers Federation told the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative convention in Philadelphia that no dairy aid program can simultaneously curb consumer prices raise farm income and cut government spending. He warned that government dominance and free enterprise loyalties are squeezing the industry as growth of regulatory controls makes solo farming harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M
Mike) Norton
National Milk Producers Federation
Interstate Milk Producers Co-operative Convention
Philadelphia
Mike Norton
Washington
Co-Operative
Mike
Ike
Eisenhower to appoint Lodge to U.N. mission in 1952
1952 report notes President elect Eisenhower plans to name U.S. Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge to head the U.N. mission. Also mentions Carl Thom, a German-born immigrant who ran a tailor shop in Iowa, and a note on U.N. security measures under Trygve Lie. Sister Elizabeth Kenny buried in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Carl Thom
Germany
Iowa
Trygve
U.N
Elizabeth Kenny
Australia
Badgers Reach Rose Bowl After Thrilling Two Minutes
The team held off a late surge in the final two minutes last Saturday around 4 p.m. to secure a win and advance to the Rose Bowl for a long sought victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgers
The Weatherman Rules a Perfect November
The author praises the weatherman as the most popular figure during a flawless November and hopes December and the following months will match the same favorable weather. They express warm sentiment toward future conditions.
Farm crews lay contour strips across multiple townships
Workers finish contour strip layouts for Robert Keegan and Dick Shallberg in Clarno Township and move on to Alvin Bidling Maier in Cadiz and Allie Mayer in Monroe. A solid start is also made on strips for Bob Preston in Juda, signaling ongoing field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keegan
Dick Shallberg
Clarno Township
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Cadiz
Allie Mayer
Monroe
Bob Preston Down
Juda
Farmers debate milk price and land care ethics
A rural observer muses on dairy pricing and the sale of cows as dependents. The piece warns against improper fall plowing and warns of spring runoff damage, stressing the value of land as a precious natural resource and urging careful stewardship.
Vic Schiller Finishes Diversion Work in Juda Drain Project
Vic Schiller completed Frank Salzwedel's diversion and moved to Bill Roth's down near Juda to install a surface drain in a tiled field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Schiller
Frank Salzwedel
Bill Roth
Juda
Congressman to Meet Smock Valley Watershed Group at Hiawatha
Bill Leopold reports that Representative Henry Schadeberg will meet with the Smock Valley Watershed group at Hiawatha School on Saturday December 15. The Watershed committee looks forward to hearing the congressman and discussing local water issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Leopold
Henry Schadeberg
Smock Valley Watershed
Hiawatha School
Traffic Death Rate Setting New Record
CHICAGO The National Safety Council reports the national traffic death toll in the first ten months of the year reached a record high 33,000 deaths, averaging about 110 per day. This compares with 30,720 in the same period of 1961, marking a nine percent increase and eclipsing the previous ten month record of 32,357 set in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Wisconsin
Wisconsin primary cheddar markets remained steady as demand stayed spotty to fair with adequate supplies. Aged and pre pack aged cheese showed strong demand while Swiss stayed firm and gift shippers reported improved business. weekly production rose to 16 350 000 pounds ending Nov 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
State Curator Named Director of Buffalo History Society
Walter S. Dunn of Madison, Wisconsin chief curator of the Wisconsin Historical Society since 1956, was named director of the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society in Buffalo, New York. The appointment was announced by Daniel B. Niederlander, president of the Upper New York State Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Historical Society
Walter S. Dunn
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society
Buffalo
N.Y
Dunn
Wisconsin Historical Museum
Buffalo Society
Daniel B. Niederlander
Upper New York State Historical Society
Honor Pupils Listed Twelve Monroe High Honor Roll Names
Twelve Monroe high school students appear on the straight A honor roll for the second six weeks. Seniors Janet Barry James Kittelsen Dean North Barbara Rufenacht Judith Rupp Dianne Speich Robert Timm Judith Hefty Kay Krebs Marcia Kunders Caryl Stuart Ann Bauman lead the list with other seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Janet Barry
James Kittelsen
Dean North
Barbara Rufenacht
Judith Rupp
Dianne Speich
Robert Timm
Judith Hefty
Kay Krebs
Marcia Kunders
Caryl Stuart
Ann Bauman
Lawrence Asmus
Richard Beutel
Neil Block
Mary Ann Blum
Barbara Boss
Roger Brunkow
Carole Buehler
Sally Dickson
Kay Fern
Coast Guard Academy Entrance Exams Set for Feb 18 19
Rep. C. Schadeberg of Wisconsin announces Coast Guard Academy entrance examinations will be held February 18 and 19 in over 150 cities. Eligible applicants must be single, 17 to 21 by July 1 1963, and in excellent physical condition. Interested youths may write to Room 442 Old House Office Building Washington 25 D C before January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe C. Schadeberg
Wisconsin
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
United States
Rep. Schadeberg
America
Coast Guard
Old House
Washington
D. C
Coast Guard Academy
Acreage Cut for Tobacco Allotment for 1963
Secretary Freeman announced a national 1963 allotment of 710190 acres for flue cured tobacco, a 5 percent reduction from 1962's 747262 acres. The 1963 price support will be set by Freeport early next year, based on the 1959 support of 55.5 cents per pound adjusted for farm costs. The 1962 crop was supported at 56.1 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Freeman
Freeport
Philippine animal superstitions bless lives of pets and livestock
In Barbosa Aklan villagers pamper dogs to avoid misfortune while Bagacay Iloilo and Agumay Mindoro guard goats and cats as luck bringers. Romblon and Tablas islanders prize cats and goats, Capiz mountaineers keep pigs as pets to deter evil spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Barbosa
Aklan
Philippine
Bagacay
Nueva Valencia
Iloilo
Agumay
Mindoro
Romblon
Tablas Islands
Capiz
List of new members and local births and notices
A sequence of names with addresses and dates from Orangeville Darlington Monticello and surrounding areas follows. The items include new members with birthdates from 1953 to 1961 and several notices listing individuals by route or street, with scattered dates in December and a concluding remark about a lost act. The passage mixes personal registrations and civic listings with varied formatting.
Monroe Evening Boys and Girls Club Membership Coupon
Invitation for children up to 12 to join the Monroe Evening Boys and Girls Club. Fill out the coupon with name and address and mail to the Evening Times in Monroe Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Evening Times
Wis
Olmstead Triplets First in UW History
Jane Janet and Robert Olmstead of Madison are believed to be the university of Wisconsin's first triplet students. All three were born on October 24, 1944 in Fresno California and arrived in Madison as members of the freshman class. Jane studies nursing Janet studies letters and science and Robert engineers in mechanical engineering. Their father is an electrician and their mother, a 1934 Wisconsin home economics graduate, moved with the family from Cadett Chippewa County to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Jane
Janet
Robert Olmstead
University of Wisconsin
Fresno
Calif
Robert
Wisconsin
Cadett
Chippewa County
Classified ads offer dependable bargains daily
Get there safer safer in a dependable car and check the classifieds daily for real bargains.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
the Associated Press
Inland Delsd Pussesemen
Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Ispa Stephene County
Lil
Ord
Editorial
Glarus High School
Michael Stanton
Monroe Township
William Taufman
Alvin F. Borgrien
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Earl R. Johnson
Dubuque
South Wayne
Monroe Badger
Armory
Beloit Gharrity Five
Adolph Kehrli
Orangeville
Albert Geigel
Ralph Greenwald
Monroe Ice Co
Hyde’s Pond
U.S. Supreme Court
Harriman Holding
Southern
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Down To
Soil Conservation Service
Robert Claus
West Bend
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Wnat Bible Week
Tr. Society
Wainwright
Moorman Mfg. Co
Harlan Peterson
Luck
Homelite
Textron, Inc
Carol Summeril
Donna Swiggum
John Wasserstrass
Leon Wittner
Jean Zimmerman
Elizabeth Affolter
Helen Anderegg
Paul Beach
Arden Brugger
Kristine Brugger
Barbara Buehler
James Dearth
William Flaherty
Rosemary Forcade
Kristine Fritz
Jeanne Gibbons
Bruce Radine
Patricia Laeser
Marion Lichtenwalner
Marian Maurer
Philip
Schoolhouse Properties
Monticello
George M. Grenzow
Bank of Monticello
Fred ©. Rehmstedt
Loveland
Green County
Babler School
Mt. Pleasant
Fred C. Rhemstedt
George M
Times Children’s Club
Michael Ray Dietmeier
Melvin Patrick Dietmeier
Susan Marie Dietmeier
Lisa Kay Bredeson
Darlington
The
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Mark Eugene Jogerst
Brian Lee Skattum
13Th Street
Linda Lou Phillips
Delafield
Bradley Allen Holloway
Kenneth Walter Guttmer
Woodford
Jeffrey Allen Trumpy
Albany
Wayne David Trumpy
Scott William Stich
McConnell
Ill
David William Waelchli
Rodney Ray Arnsmeier
Karen Kay Selbow
Roy William Voegels
Ilagene Marie Haeft
Sharon
Sheri Lynn Bahe
Argyle
Beverly Ann Kortmann
Gregory Alan Anderson
Jaoa Kay Schmerse
Nancy Marie Kendall
Kim Allen Christen
Laurie Jean Soddy
20Th Avenue
Jane Marie Scherer
Dennis G. Johnson
Teddy Eugene Stuckey
Jeffrey Lewis Anderson
Ward
Jeffrey Marvin Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Gerald Lee Voegels
Michael John McKenna
12Th Street
Daniel Thomas Halverson
Dakota
Curtis Lee Phillips
Steven Louis Busch
Oelwein
James LeRoy Stauffacher
Douglas Eugene Kiel
Blanchardville
Darrell Jon Monte
Rhoda Jean Fankhouse
Barneveld
Karen Lynn Grossen
David Lee Isely
Elsie Mae Borchardt
Steve W. Brunkow
Roger Lynn Krebs
Susan Laureen Ritschard
Jerald Frederick Wettach
David Allen Huntley
Evening Times Club
R.F.D
Olmstead
Mrs. Olmstead
Ies Ee de
H. L. Hoffmann
Eugene
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance CO
Plymouth Building
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mrs
Walter Bahler
Walter Krahenbuhl
Ler
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